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Pediatric ID/ASP Clinical Pharmacy Specialist

Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 8 Jul 2026

About the role

Job Description Summary

The Pediatric Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Infectious Diseases/Antimicrobial Stewardship will lead efforts to optimize antibiotic use in children by guiding evidence‑based prescribing, monitoring resistance trends, developing treatment protocols, providing necessary education and collaborating with clinicians to improve patient outcomes while reducing unnecessary antimicrobial exposure. The specialist will function as part of the MUSC Antimicrobial Stewardship pharmacy team and will participate in stewardship staffing and cross-coverage as deemed necessary. They will also play an integral role in the MUSC Health ID PGY2 residency program. 

Entity

Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA)

Worker Type

Employee

Worker Sub-Type​

Regular

Cost Center

CC000603 CHS - Pharmacy - Administration Quality and Safety Services (Main)

Pay Rate Type

Salary

Pay Grade

Health-34

Scheduled Weekly Hours

40

Work Shift

Job Description

Clinical Pharmacy Services - 40% 

  • Act as a role model and mentor to clinical pharmacists for clinical initiatives. 

  • Aid in administration of medications in accordance with legal regulations and Medical Center policies, as applicable. 

  • Applies pharmacokinetic principles to achieve efficacious, safe, and economical pharmacotherapeutic regimens. 

  • Attends meetings related to disease state-related projects and clinical services on a local, state, and national level. 

  • Chart review and cross-cover other patient services typically covered by another clinical specialist and/or clinical pharmacist as needed to ensure continuity of care for all patients. 

  • Collaborate with clinical specialists to alleviate medication related issues for patient care. Competently and willingly perform the functions of a clinical specialist when needed. 

  • Collaborate with clinical pharmacists to alleviate medication related issues for patient care. Competently and willingly perform the functions of a clinical pharmacist when needed. 

  • Collect all pertinent information to understand the patient’s medical/medication history 

  • Coordinate therapeutic drug monitoring programs for your patient population as applicable. 

  • Coordinate with other clinical specialists, schedulers, referring providers, and nurses as applicable to initiate treatment, follow-up, and monitoring plans 

  • Counsels patients and/or caregivers as to proper drug administration, potential adverse reactions, and medication storage 

  • Develops educational and care plans for patients to assist them in reaching treatment goals 

  • Develops patient care plans in concert with the medical and pharmacy team 

  • Document all interventions in the medical record or other designated software per MUSC Policies and Best Practice. 

  • Evaluate patients drug regimen for efficacy, side effects, supportive care needs, drug-interactions, contraindications, and warnings, and identify the need for any dose adjustments, or therapeutic alternatives. 

  • Exhibit and utilize specialized knowledge of therapeutic agents, administration, symptom management, and supportive care. 

  • Identify drug-related problems such as complications resulting from drug therapy (ineffective therapy, allergic reactions, drug interactions, and adverse drug reactions). Develop actionable steps to rectify these problems. 

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Company

Medical University of South Carolina

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